Glen Hunter put painstaking effort into tracing when exactly Snax are broken. Michael Craig
Glen Hunter put painstaking effort into tracing when exactly Snax are broken. Michael Craig

Some people may think Glen Hunter is crackers. Who in their right mind would try to match up, jigsaw-style, all the broken pieces from a box of crackers?
But Hunter, 70, was sick of buying boxes of Snax only to open them and think: "Oh crumbs". He wanted to determine whether the biscuits were broken before or after they went into the cellophane packet.
"I painstakingly have tried to match up the broken pieces without any success."The exercise took an hour and a half, but the outcome, in Hunter's opinion, is conclusive.
"I say they are being broken in the factory and being packaged like that." But that's not what the manufacturer, Griffin's, says. The company told Hunter any damage must have occured in transit.
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A man who bought a Lotto ticket found out the winning number was from the place he bought his ticket, but he didn't check the number on his ticket. When he got home he looked online and saw his ticket number matched the winning number.
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Penguins that live in the tropics and have never seen ice perform on an ice rink to celebrate the launch of pre-christmas 'ice festival' at a shopping centre.
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File photo / NZ Herald
File photo / NZ Herald

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Robert Wark and his pals got hold of prized Thunder Crackers in November 1968. Photo / Emma Land
Robert Wark and his pals got hold of prized Thunder Crackers in November 1968. Photo / Emma Land
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A mum hates halloween and does not understand why we have it. She does let her kids dress up and get candy though, unlike my mum.
Halloween is gaining momentum in New Zealand.Photo / Thinkstock
Halloween is gaining momentum in New Zealand.Photo / Thinkstock

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